Chemistry, asked by khankarim5289, 1 year ago

Calcium can form dipositive ion but potassium cannot. Give reason

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Answered by nkvninjastar99

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Ca has 2 valennce electrons but potassium has only 1 valence electron in their outer shells.

this is why Ca can for dipositive ion and K cannot.

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